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The overfill layer of amalgam must extend 0.5- 1.0mm beyond…

The overfill layer of amalgam must extend 0.5- 1.0mm beyond the cavosurface margin. (Pg 105)

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When placing an amalgam restoration, all of the following ca…

When placing an amalgam restoration, all of the following can weaken the amalgam EXCEPT (pg. 115)  

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The white stone can be used to correct which of the followin…

The white stone can be used to correct which of the following? (pg 141)      

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An amalgam containing more than ____% mercury is considered…

An amalgam containing more than ____% mercury is considered mercury rich. (p.73)

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Non-working cusps of molars: (Pg 92) 

Non-working cusps of molars: (Pg 92) 

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Pits and fissures are common sites for caries known as Class…

Pits and fissures are common sites for caries known as Class I caries. Class I caries are commonly seen on the buccal surface of mandibular molars and the lingual surface of maxillary molars. (pg. 97)

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All of the following are criteria for posterior composites E…

All of the following are criteria for posterior composites EXCEPT: (page 175)

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What is the first step to completing any amalgam restoration…

What is the first step to completing any amalgam restoration? (Pg 98)

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The patient should remain in a supine position for the final…

The patient should remain in a supine position for the final occlusion check (page 184)

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Most class III lesions are restored with composites but sinc…

Most class III lesions are restored with composites but since amalgam has a resistance to wear, the distal surface of canines may be restored with amalgam. Retentive grooves are generally placed in the gingivoaxial and incisoaxial line angles. (Pg 131)

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